. >> i think jenny joyce is at that building. steve, okay. we have another breaking news situation out of camden. >> historic building in camden overnight. >> and then we have a building collapse in camden yeah. >> reporter: everybody is safe hear. hard to believe that. the whole front of the house, both floors just collapsed on to the sidewalk. luckily nobody was out on the sidewalk at the time and be in was hurt that was in the house. we're talking about three adults and one child. patriarch was not home and good thing he was not coming home either for a few more minutes. the only thing that is still standing on the front of the house is the front doorway and that allowed the family to get out quick and safely. amazing how the door standing there and the floors are just collapsed on top of themselves. family members and even guy that delivers the inquirer to this family told thaws these wooden barricade you see here were not put up last night the because of the collapse, they were put up here last week and family says that the city put some

(vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >>> a circus without animals is what san francisco could be looking at after the move by supervisors banning all wild animals from being used for entertainment in the city so no elephants lion or tigers or bears. whales and dolphins are on the list. dogs and cats and pony are exempted. wild animals are tortured they contend while being trained. >> crews came to san francisco to film a scene for a new movie about pioneering apple founder steve jobs. >> dozen leaned up yesterday to take part in universal pushes open invitation for extras in the movie titled "steve jobs." som

. >> it was really important to jenny that she had a close relationship with all of us and so that is proving to be very purposeful now. >> reporter: and as they said good-bye to their jenny this past weekend, no they're not really saying good-bye. >> we're very happy and blessed that, you know a part of jenny is still here with us. >> i just feel like she definitely has a purpose here. >>> now at six allegations of sexual abuse inside d.c. police headquarters. the evidence against a local cop and pastor and new reaction from d.c.'s major. >>> midair takedown. the passengers who subdued a man making threat oons flight from dulles tell us what he was saying as they were holding him down. >>> around the new head of the secret service facing questions. >>> first he's a d.c. veteran, pastor of a church. >> now he's being held without bond accused of sex yulgly abusing teenage dwirls from his congregation. one of the incidents allegedly happened down the hall from the office of d.c.'s police chief. news4's mark segraves is live with the evidence released today. >> reporter: prosecutors say

(vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> friends and family of a local medical pioneer said one if i think goodbye today. dr. c. patricia turner devlin was delaware's first female doctor. she opened her own practice in wilmington. she searched on several medical panels including the governor's advisory council on aging. she was 91 years old. >> all right. adam is here with the forecast. did you get out this weekend? it was nice enough. >> i actual had to put a whole new fence in to my yard. >> really? so did i. >> myself. so proud of myself. >> i was fencing a little bit, too. >> i'm sure you were. in a differ

it's just getting the data on where everyone is. >> genevieve, jenny, thank you very much. there are more and more women entrepreneurs, but still not enough, it's great to have a panel of two of you guys. >>> if any of you out there have a question for our experts, send us an e-mail. the address is yourbusiness@msnbc.com. >>> >>>. >>> the difference between success and failure for an entrepreneur can often ride on the power of their pitch. let's see how today's elevator pitcher does. >> my name is jacqueline morris founder and designer of free endear endearment handbags. i spoke to so many women who can't afford to buy a new hand bag every season because it goes out of style. i decided to start this company of fashion forward handbags that are affordably priced they are leather, high quality. we use the same shape season after season so they never go out of style. >> how much money are you looking for? >> to raise $100,000. >> you've been featured in "glamour" magazine people style watch, and in style. >> and one last question. how long have you been around? >> for about fo

look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >>> good morning everyone, time check for you on this tuesday is 5:09 on the very last day of march. kind of going out like a lion. that's going to be one of the spots of concern today as the winds increase at the golden gate bridge. to 40 miles per hour. 50 in the highest elevations. the details as the news continues. >>> thank you roberta. memorial procession for a san jose police officer killed last week happens on thursday morning. michael johnson was shot and kil

. >> jenny hill made a promise in 1989 when her husband and father of two small boys was killed by a suspect in a hostage incident. charlie hill responded as part of the special operations team. >> when charlie died i promised him it would not be forgotten. >> alexandria's fallen officers memorial commemorative plaques go back to 1823 when they were called constables. >> that's a bit. >> hope for the memorial had dimmed. it was supposed to be part of the police headquarters. they determined there was not enough money. the police foundation waged a furious campaign and in just months $400,000 was raised. >> i knew it was going to be done. we were going do it. >> another strong supporter, judy byrny. he was killed responding to a bank robbery. judy was just 12. >> he not just a guy with a gun. he cared great low about the community and he loved his job very much. >> she later served as an alexandria officer herself. now the memorial gives judy and jenny reason to keep coming here. >> for would be the final place where they can be remembered forever. >> i want people to know the officer

jenny joyce is covering the story and she joins us live from darby police with the the details, hi, jenny are are the report good morning. yesterday charges were filed begins mark hudson's girlfriend not in relation to his murder but, in relation to terroristic threat charges. according to police this... >> we lost jenny joyce many we will check back with her and give you an update the to that story. >>> after an explosion on jackson street on monday evening, fire fighters raced to a darby township house fire where a man was trapped inside. neighbors say that the man, who was found dead inside of the basement was known as mr. duke. he was a beloved neighbor whom they say will be missed. >> he just said mommy, is there a fire outside. she said mommy, it police duke's house. >> she watched me. he was just like my god dad to me. >> it took crews an hour to get the blaze under control. fire fighters reported seeing a blue flame which means gas was in the area. neighbors say mr. duke was a scrap metal collector with cars and other metal objects surrounding his home. >>> court today for two tem

jenny? let me know. >> mike check. >> we got you now. jenny? >> police are calling this a brutal murder, and all assassination agents on 25 year old man, happened in february. just yesterday they did release this surveillance video. let's look at. that will see the shooter walk into the 53rd coin laudromat. >> he fires multiple shots, the victim, 25 year old eric norman, pronounced on scene all of this happened as other people were inside the laudromat at the time. you can see, one person try to exit, and another in the background. the suspect took off, police are hoping someone can recognize this shooter and help bring justice in this case. they say they are working with the community and they're also working with the philadelphia water department. >> ex employee, or somebody just wearing a philadelphia water department jacket, but we are working with them, and they are working with us. >> shooter dieses scribed as man in his 20's, 30's, husky, and again, was sporting philadelphia water department jacket. police say he's armed and dangerous, a

was important to me. >> jenny dedicated the last year to get the memorial built. she showed us the history of the police department and the officers they lost. >> this represents an officer and it's a little bit about the officer. >> another strong supporter, her dad conrad was a youth detective and killed responding to a bank robbery in 1972. judy was just 12. >> he was not just a badge and a gun. he really cared greatly about the youth of alexandria. he loved his job very much. they said when he would pull up in a parking lot or something, the kissed would gather around his car to talk to him. >> she later followed in her father's food steps serving as an officer herself for 11 years. >> it was like coming home. even as a little girl i wanted to be a police officer. >> she left the force in 1999 but still does business with the police department. the memorial gives her new reason for visits here. >> it will be the final place where they can be remembered forever. >> news 4, alexandria. >> heads up if you have a hybrid car and live in the district. new regulation

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. >> i was going to ask jenny a question, but i think she's gone. i think she's gone. >> we have to go back to francois hollande commenting. >>. >> translator: i will have a meeting with chancellor merkel. there were a number of german victims and the king of spain. it is a tragedy. an air tragedy. we will try to understand the reasons and the causes of the accident and obviously, we will give the concerned authorities of spanish and german and also the victims, we will give them support. this is a mourning period that we are feeling because this is a tragedy that happened on our territory. i have the will to find out if there were no other consequences of the accident that happened at a very difficult area to access. we will find more in the next hours to come. >> francois hollande commenting earlier. there's another tweet coming out of lufthansa. if our fears are confirmed, this is a dark day for lufthansa. the ceo of lufthansa hopes to find survivors. >> spanish aircraft officials say the airbus took off at 08:55 gmf. it was 09:47 the pilot is be

jenny has been on the case at temple university, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we are actively trying to get more details on this incident that just happened yesterday. arrested yesterday. they were arraigned overnight. out on bail. what we do know is that the 2-foot paul players involved dion dawkins and hasan reddick are both 20 years old and both charge with aggravated assault, simple assault, recklessly endanger another person. temple university spokesperson says the school ace wear of these allegations and release aid statement saying quote the university has and will continue to fully cooperate with the philadelphia police department, in its investigation and they will take appropriate actions outlined in the students conduct code. the two students have been suspended from football team activities pending further investigation. mike, i know you wanted todd know earlier whether that means they are suspended from school. i have texted a spokesperson and waiting to hear back just for clarification on a few things, that included but we do know that with their

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. >> all right jenny. >> let's try to move on here and try to make it a good day. good day march the 26, 2015. >> strike a post. that's what we're saying today. madonna's mega hit vogue common and vogue, 25 years old. >> so did the dance in this video, do they still have it? their moves decades later coming up. >> i tell you what, what they did was recreate it. >> hi, guys. >> oh, remember when they were on the show just few weeks ago? they were fun. >> so that moment, you know, when tray, when he sang to me? he said i was unforgettable. does that mean anything to you, tray? i thought we had something special. i thought we were for real. >> what happened? >> apparently he's dating someone else. >> he's dating somebody else? is. >> i thought you two hit it off. >> i thought so too. i'm so hurt. >> is he engaged in a. >> i can't talk about it, i need couple of moments to get over this. >> he's hot too. >> and he went to yale. he's hot and smart. >> national spinach day, and there is popeye himself. >> (laughing). >> what better way to celebrate national spinach day t

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. >> jennie joyce has been out in drexel hill all morning long. sleet and now snow. >> reporter: definitely snow. i'm the boring are the roer compared to steve. i will try to impart some knowledge. if you take a look it's actually looking a lot more slushy here on the roadways. it's accumulating out here pretty fast. so we have still be seeing the penn dot trucks pass us by. he's waiting for the bus stop. people are still taking the buses. a woman stopped by here at our location a little while ago and she said i just want to tell you, i know you've been talking about those potholes and state road she hit a pothole and her car is in the shop. she said her neighbor did it too. so state road and city avenue according to penn dot guys they came into city avenue closer to the city that's bad as well. especially if you're out there on a day like today where you can hardly even see the roadways especially right now where the slush is accumulating it's going to be hard to see where there is a pothole in the ground. so people out here taking it slowly, thi

>> no. >> i wasn't very good at t jenny, very good at. okay, i want you to imagine something, jen. no, who are you? >> lauren, nice to meet you. >> good to see you. i've consumed a few. say this is villanova university, the basketball team. >> yes. >> this is duke. national championship that's kinds whatever we're doing here. >> okay. >> matt with seangy beer distributor. >> correct. >> you have local beers. >> yes, lots of different beers. >> and 32 teams involved here, 32 beers, and it is, hold one lauren, it is kind of set up like the ncaa march madness. >> right. call it beer madness. >> so names of beers instead of schools and you have people vote, end with national champion. >> correct. >> who chooses all of these beers? >> so we have a special selection committee. >> yes. >> just like the nca does, when they have their committee. each distributor participating shangys penn, chose eight beers they wanted to represent, and they're going head-to-head with each other. you vote once per week, and philadelphia we gather champion. >> like a social media movement? >> big thing hasht

it happened in center city in the middle of the day but now jenny joyce, we have the video. because they are hoping to find more people involved. >> reporter: we have video, alex. when you take a look you can see a group of a dozen kid just mobbing a 15 year-old, the attack happened last thursday, fortunately that 15 year-old victim is doing okay. he went back to school yesterday after enduring minor injuries, so lets take a look at the video. police highlighted close-up of some of the teens caught throwing the punches. you can see a dozen or so going after the victim crowding him, punching him, assault being him on the subway platform at broad and lombard. the at salt happened on the northbound side but it started at street level and police say victim and several other teens were walking on broad treat near the station. word were exchanged between two groups. everyone scattered. victim went down to catch the subway and that is when they spotted him and attacked him. our dave schratwieser talk to the victim's mom last night. she didn't want to reveal her identity. she's scar

jenny? >> yes mike, alex, police just released this surveillance video of the shooter. see him walk into this laudromat go right for his target. we'll show you his ♪ ♪ caress presents a fine fragrance breakthrough. ♪ ♪ the world's first body wash with fragrance release pearls. touch your skin to release fragrance up to 12 hours. new caress love forever. for an unforgettable fragrance up to 12 hours. >> this was in the middle of the day, what he's wearing that may provide a clue for police. >>> meanwhile, police have their hands full, with another murder. but they think they're closing in on the killer. the development from overnight then there was this. (movie clip). >> tech moments, highlights from the show, and video from our viewing party last night there were so many twists, turnings, mike. >> sure was. >> what just happened? what does that mean. wait what? >> and people would scream at the party like watching football team, like somebody scores a touchdown. >> mike is like this is better than the superbowl. >> it was, my gosh. so why don't you tweet us what

jenny joyce is on this story new information about what was happening in that airplane. hi jenny. >> one of the pilots left the cockpit, then he wasn't able to get back, in locked out completely banking on that door, still unclear though, why the plane crashed. so we are learning new details but a lot more to learn in this case. >> was 2013 graduate here at drexel university. she was traveling on that flight with her mom so, the crash happened tuesday the germanwings flight lost radio contact with air traffic controllers, during a routine trip from barcelona to doors dove germany. at this point it does now a near was any foul play. again, that black box recording, indicate, that one of the pilots was locked out of the cockpit. he left for some reason. he could not get back, in he was banking on the door. among the 150 people on board we have three americans including, a mother and daughter yvonne, emily selke. yvonne work for secret pentagon agency and is believed to be graduate of springfield high school according to its reunion page. her daughter emily is 2013 graduate

this from jenny. she's on pp, pothole patrol. it looks lick she has gone mad. >> measuring stick. >> yes, she about to beat somebody else. >> teddy roosevelt joyce. >> hi, guys yes, somebody just walk by if i was going to hurt someone with this stick. i'm playing nice with people but getting tough on potholes. we're at ridge and lancaster in west philadelphia where again as i said it is in the the necessarily the length, but it is depth of this pothole. you can see a large puddle in here. we have seen people pull around this curve and if they are hugging the curb the tire goes right in there. if you vera way to avoid this, look at the middle of the street. there is another pothole right there. it is double trouble out there in west philadelphia aoh, look at this person, i will get right over here. here's the the powe lease. they necessity this area. so, you know it is pretty much the same. as we were driving through around 20th and girard and we see them. girard was really bad the entire length. we ar

jenny mccord, thanks so much for joining us. >>> you'll have have time to get to work. the federal government is open with a two hour delay. you also have the option of taking unscheduled leave or teleworking. and take a look at the school closings and delays map. all that red means all major school districts in our area are closed today. there are more than 350 closings or delays right now. and you can see them on the bottom of your screen. >>> and we're keeping you updated on the roads. the storm team 4 x 4 is out this morning. crews did a pretty good job treating and clearing the highways but your parking lot could be just as slick as some of the side streets. adam tuss is live in rockville for us. adam, what are you seeing? >> reporter: good morning. it is a frozen landscape out here this morning. let give you an idea just how much snow actually fell. take a look at this snow bank that we are on right now. and this is all the snow being pushed up. because there was so much water with this storm, all of it has frozen again. so take a look at the parking lots. they ar

(vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >>> an elderly driver was rescued after her car went down a cliff in los angeles county yesterday afternoon. the woman was trapped inside the car after it went off a road in canyon country near santa clarita. crews climbed out to help the woman down and took her back up the steep hillside. she's said to be in good condition. no word on the cause of the crash. >>> a north bay boy escaped with just cuts and scrapes after a truck crashed into his bedroom. these pictures are from the santa rosa press democrat. the paper says the 11-year-old asleep early monday when a pickup lo

@jenny lee part one. jim, love the show. jenny's in dominion _#mad tweets. thanks for helping the little guys. we are all it is guys. since i started the show i've shrunk an inch and a half. i'm literally a little guy. the restaurant group is cool because of sonic. wropt to be a buyer. celegene coming back to the sweet spot. 110, 112, intel, don't care for it. decent balance sheet, good yield. wells fargo is the number one bank. i think it's great. dominion sold off a lot. that's a terrific one. bank restaurant, and a biotech. i don't own biogenand regenron. let's if to frank in california. frank. frank. >> hello. >> frank. >> caller: yes. >> frank. >> caller: yes. >> you're up. >> caller: okay. hi. this is frank from california. >> hi, frank. >> caller: hi. i want to know what you think of my portfolio. i have amg, and i have abbb. i have cost. i have dis and then i have kr. >> i'm all over this. all right. let's go. all right. well disney entertainment company finally coming in. when you have the right position, have you some cash whatever, you're so grate

jenny is on the scene. is this a row home. >> reporter: i'm sorry, my ifb broke up but it is a row home but as you take a look here it was a amazing because fire did not spread beyond this single home but unfortunate news this morning, cord together fire commissioner an adult male was found dead. we have talk to a neighbor who said it was an elderly man died inside this fully charred home in the 2500 block of south warknock street. fire happen just after 11:00, called in as a heavy fire on the upper floor of this property with a lot of smoke have the it was placed under control by 11:30. fire fighters found a mandy seized fire commissioner derek sawyer says thinks sixth of the year. he also says that the man had a smoke alarm but it wasn't working. officials say this may be suspicious. they found several points of origin and one neighbor describes the quick and intense moments when neighbors noticed the flames. he was watching tv when neighbors were knocking on the door. he rushed himself and his dogs out o

reporter: many of the original markers crossed yesterday alongside president barack obama. 89-year-old jenny newton wanted to be among the crowd. >> i think they will remember what things were about. >> reporter: before the walk worshipers gathered at brown chapel ame church. they heard from l sharpton and eric holder. >> we remain undaunted and undetoured from our meaningful right to vote for every eligible american to vote. >> setting off the journey to the alabama state capitol. back to you. >> they honored president johnson earlier in day. he signed the voting right into law. his daughter accepted an award on his behalf as the crowd chanted lbj. >>> an incredible story out of utah. they found an 18-month-old girl alive in an overturned car it in a trigid river. the police think it had been in the water it for more than 13 hours, the girl's mother hit a bridge barrier and crashed into the river. the mother did not survive but the toddler is in stable condition and breathing on her own. >>> gather figure in newborn beach remembering a lifeguard killed in the line of duty. ben carlson died

. >> jenny joyce any indication from the police what the heck went down here? >> reporter: like, we don't flow this happened. but police did indicate this suspect was a professional. it seemed like he supply had boxing experience the way he was throwing these punches they were fierce, they were constant, and now the philadelphia police department is hoping that maybe somebody knows something. and can provide some information in this brutal assault, it happened just before 3:00 last friday afternoon, it was broad daylight when 25 year old man walk into golden city chinese take out, north broad street, hunting park, to pick up some food. and when he turned around, to leave, he was confronted by man who had been standing in the back corner of the restaurant, words were exchanged, and then boom, the man unleashed several powerful punches, viciously knocking the victim to the grounds and continuing to kick him police say, the man was wearing brass knuckles. he is seen dropping them, picking them up, then taking off. >> looks like he has some type of conversation wit

reporter: many of the original marchers crossed yesterday alongside president barack obama. 89-year-old jenny newton wanted to be among the crowd commemorating her sacrifice. >> it feels nice because it means they still remember what things were about. [singing] >> reporter: before the walk, worshipers gathered. there were speech >> we have a meaningful right to vote for every american. >> >> reporter: many marchers will be back on monday morning setting off on a 5-day journey to the alabama state capitol. back to you. >> selma honored johnson earlier in the day. johnson's daughter accepted an award on his behalf. some some people in the crowd chanted lbj. >>> the off season shake up continues for the 49ers. tonight, a surprising decision by frank gore. dennis o'donell has the details coming up in sports. >>> vietnam veterans make the journey back to where they once fought. nearly 50 years after the first marines arrived here on the shores of red beach. tonight why they decided to return, coming up. >>> 5 decades after the start of the war, vietnam is a ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you

what officer was shot in the face and the other struck in the shoulder. >> yes jenny what did you learn the last half hour? >> well, what we had heard initially, two officers from two different departments were shot as they were helping the ferguson police department keep tabs on a protest that was happening. police say as the protest remembers wrapping up, that's when multiple shots were fired, it happened around midnight. bullet struck a 41 year old st. louis county police officer, in the torso he's set a member of law enforcement for 14 years a 32 year old webster groves police officer was shot in the face he's been out force for at least five years. the two officers were standing in front of the ferguson police department, when the bullets hit them. st. louis county police chief john bellmawr said roughly 60 people had gathered in the streets last night following the resignation of ferguson police chief thomas jackson. there were police officers from multiple did the on scene, to help keep watch and for the most part it was peaceful. but, as the protest was wrapping up, someone open

what's jenny joyce wearing she's in camden where they are dealing with this, high? >> unpleasant rainy weather. rain is all we are dealing with at this point in time. think i that's what we'll expect for most of the day. yesterday what we saw was the ugly mix of ice snow, and rain, that wintery mix and people needed both the shovels and the scrapers. they saw in gridlock traffic trying to make it home from work. one person told it is took 45 minutes to go 2 miles freezing rain; one of the worse driving conditions, as the temperature fluctuates, roads can become icy quickly without warning. people tell us that they've had enough of winter so far. we expect this system to continue to change throughout the next couple every days, snow is expected tomorrow. so we will expect to see people at stores like this picking up all of the storm gear shovels salt, milk, bread. it is unclear at this point in time how much snow we could get. chris, lauren? >> jennifer joyce, we'll see thank you. >> remember, you can get the latest forecast and travel conditions at our website myfox

. >> thank you jenny. >>> the city of philadelphia feels this pain all too often. >> in the past ten years, ten officers have died in the line of duty. the officer wilson being the tenth. >> fox 29's lucy noland looks back at those who gave their lives to protect our city. >> reporter: monday, may eighth, 2006 officer gary skerski was shot and killed while responding to a robbery at a bar. wednesday, october 31st, 2007 officer charles cassidy was shot in the head as he walked in on a doughnut shop robbery. saturday may third 2008 sergeant stephen liczbinski was shot and killed chasing bank robbers. tuesday, september the 23rd 2008, sergeant patrick mcdonald was shot and killed while chasing a man wanted for assaulting an officer. friday february 13th 2009 officer john pawlowski killed after respond go to a dispute between a man and a cabdriver. saturday august 18th, 2012. officer moses walker junior just got off his shift and was walking to a bus stop when two men robbed him and shot him. three other officers have died in the line of duty killed in car crashes. the officer is bill na

this is all the way back in january, jenny. >> reporter: this was in january, mike and alex. we are hearing those two football players had been suspended and they have that cherry and white game coming up april 25th. we will wait and see what happens here. we are waiting to independently confirm the specifics of this incident. what we know is that the two football players dion dawkins and hasan reddick were allegedly involved in this. they are both 20 years old. they are both charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, criminal conspiracy and recklessly endangering another person. a temple university spokesperson says the school ace wear of these allegations of what apparently happened in an off campus set nothing january. they have release aid statement saying quote the university has and will continue to fully cooperate with the philadelphia police department in its investigation and will take appropriate actions outlined in the student conduct code. two students have been suspended from football activities pending further investigation. charges were filed early this m

. >> anyway go to jenny. >> reporter: well, chris, are you there... >> sure. >> reporter: i'm a temple grad too, and jared the photographer here temple grad. he is wearing his sweat shirt here. >> ouch. >> reporter: we're bummed in this live truck this morning happy to report at villanova university. it is not the best monday morning for us and certainly hurt feelings in north philadelphia, however here the opposite, a the lot of excitement here at villanova university from when that announce. came down yesterday. everybody here pretty siked. villanova number one seed in the east conference, 32-two and they have won the the last 15 games in a row. the it is first time neff a is rank number one since 2006. the unfortunate news is tell: they had a big come back season with a 23-ten record now feeling snubbed as 69th pick in the 68 team field. jay wright and temple coach fran dunphy expressed their emotions last night both on opposite sides of the spectrum. >> number one seed is villanova and wildcats are going the to the east region and they will take on the lafayette leopard. the out of

there is's jenny. >> reporter: yeah mike and alex and apparently police did get a few of those suspects but they are looking for the rest of them involved in a brutal assault on the 15 year-old boy down here on the subway platform at broad and lombard. if we take a look at this video police highlighted close ups of the teens caught throwing the punches. you can see a dozen or so teens mob the victim crowding him punching him, assaulting him. it happened last thursday on the northbound side but police say it started at street level, ape when victim and several other teens were walking on broad street near the the station word were exchanged between two groups. have one the scattered. the the victim went down to catch the subway. that is when the the other group the spotted him and the attack. >> we don't even feel safe to ride the subway at all. because we are unexpectedly someone will attack us. >> i have to be prepared to watch myself when i get on the train because these young fellows today they don't necessity how to act. >> i would want to do everything i could to avoid taking publi

barber shop turns violent when one customer opens fire and another customer shoots and kills him. >> jenny is on the the scene in west philadelphia good morning. >> reporter: police are calling this a close call that could have been a lot worse a violent a chaotic moment broke out here in the 600 block of north preston street. it happened yesterday afternoon. apparently a couple people inside got in an argument about something, barber told his client to chill out and 40 year-old man pulled out a gun, opened fire with up to ten people inside and that very moment another customer with a license to carry pull out his weapon and shot multiple times and killed it gunman. >> he was taking it too far. within of the barbers said chill out. so, i was watching tv in the barber shop i heard gunshots. i ran. >> inside the barber shop at the time there might have been eight to ten people. could have been worse if it wasn't for this guy who responded and basically saved a lot of people in there. >> i take my hat off to him. thankfully he was there it could have been a lot worse but he was there. >> repo

jenny? >> those allegations, teacher out on bail this morning, hear how the school district is responding coming up next. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. >> philadelphia police say they were forced to shoot after a man pointed gun at them, one day after the justice department releases report criticizing the department. what happened before police opened fire. >> i just can't believe these teachers are doing this. teacher in bucks county accused of running hotel room where he was supposed to meet up with a teenage student. police say they arrested him before he could make that happen last night. >> the affair he is accused of caring on. >> now former eagles, today herreman

our jenny joyce now has latest on this investigation good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning. we know mark hudson's girl friend was taken in for questioning but charges have no the been filed in relation to his death. twenty-six year-old mark hudson was both a volunteer fire fighter in yeadon and part-time officer in darby. he devoted past ten years to serving his community. hudson was involved in a troubled relationship with his live in girl friend. he even filed a protection from boost order against her in the past. according to police hudson was killed with his own gun. his girl friend was inside their glenn olden home will when it happened. this weekend hudson's friend remembered the good times. >> so sweet, a at no times did i ever come in contact with them did i ever seen him looking sad, always had a big smile on his face. he was just a a nice guy. >> reporter: that is what several people said he had had that infectious smile. we know hudson was well known and well like in his community. the his friend and family are mourning his death and police will dig for answers bu

. >> jenny joyce is live in overbrook with what happened? >> reporter: yeah, we are told that the man was transported to penn presbyterian hospital and died within minutes. this morning his doggies staying with neighbors. police continue to investigate this deadly shooting in what they say is a nice neighborhood. it happened on the 6400 block of wood crest avenue in overbrook sometime before 9:00 o'clock last night. apparently this 51 year-old victim had a routine the same night at the same time every day. the police say the man was shot in the chest in an apparent robbery. when he was found he was lying on the ground. he had a flashlight in one hand and leash in the other. his dog was lying next to him shaken and scared. apparently officials thought the man had a medical condition and didn't realize until after he got to the hospital that he had been shot. >> he lives in this area. he seems to be well men by the the people in this community. he seems to have the same pattern around 8:30 he walks his dog, him and his daughter. fortunately hi

help the members fill their roles and responsibility and those people are mark murphy (clapping) and jenny lamb (clapping.) thank you we also have a number of members who are not here tonight i'd like to mention their names briefly and mention the student members we have on the committee the following (calling names) other members include (calling names) did i mention bryan fox okay. so that concludes this seethe of appreciating the peace folks >> thank you all for your service service. >> i just want to thank my appointees there are many sacrifice they've been unafraid to voice their opinions i want to express my prediction any other comments in the colleagues. >> commissioner walton. >> just to echo commissioner president murase we definitely appreciate during u during this time working on the budget you spent a lot of time on the detail thank you for your service and please continue to serve in our roles we appreciate your work thanks. >> commissioner fewer. >> i want to say thank you and congratulation on this budgete. this budget season on to the next one i was on the committee and i

jenny's doing a good job. >> that's going to do it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time, everybody. >>> a cyclist is relying on the buddy system. but -- >> there's nothing he can do about this. >> see the close call chain reaction. >>> a ferret really wants in that drawer. and knows how to do it. >> the question is how many things is he going to take with him? >>> a small pet wanders into a robbery in progress. >> keep your hands off the dog, you evil doer. >> the moment one of the intruders is disarmed. >> how weird that he's like able to terrorize the people with a machete. but it's like oh look, a cute

jenny trying to help her looking at her situation there i found peron that it is indeed intimidating having to look at her bedroom through the windows are closer than we are now i've made a drawing if i ask have the overhead projector that shows basically a simple side view this is her property the bedroom window and the property that was build the deck the approximate distance overall 19 and a half feet the pink areas indicate the line of sight in either direction that is proceeding in size in size to the windows on either side i made a make up to show you the situation looks like in the bedroom and unfortunately i can't show you the whole format but you see the built story frame that indicates the deck and this is the place to scale held up where a person t is standing in front of the glass or behind this is the escape in the bedroom and vice versa on the other side that results in the building is built you have this in front of the window i assume it is painted in a darker color it seems like it is gray frufrm furthermore from the window this is one that is proceeding literally in

between jenny jen -- between 2010-14, as the greek budget was able to cut billions of euros and was able to raise the same amount by raising taxes, but growth dropped her medically and gdp fell by almost 26%. greece -- dropped dramatically and gdp fell by almost 26%. get -- debt skyrocketed to about 186 percent of gdp. there are new worries that they are running the country into the ground. now athens must produce its list of reforms to unlock 7.2 billion euros in emergency funds. without the funding, the country is set to run out of money by the end of april will stop -- by the end of april. >> we get more from our markets reporter in frankfurt. >> time is running out for greece. it's not a pretty situation people are saying here. some are angry at the way the greek are behaving. still, it's not a burden for the market. people are sure that they will have the money in the end, even if that is not the case there, there could be damage for the overall market. that left room for the dax to expand further. mainly on the basis of all the money that the european central bank's flooding the ma

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and then we had this amazing opportunity, jenny, my producing partner, and i had an opportunity to have dinner with shonda and her partner betsy. we just wanted to get tips from, you know, the ladies who run the world. and shonda said she was serious. literally, a week before we were supposed to start writing on "girls," i got the call about "scandal," and jenny being the incredible working partner that she is. was like, "i understand how important this is, you have you to go and do this. i will take care of everything at home." so she handled the "girls" writers room, while i went off into gladiator world. >> seth: you can't say much about your character, we at least have a photo of your wig. >> yes. >> seth: you have a wig, let's take a look real quick at this action. [ laughter ] now, the wig is immediately, like, you talk about twitter. twitter has a lot to say about the wig. >> it's true. i do want to say, to save shonda any -- as we say in the jewish community. >> seth: of course, please, thank you. >> i wanted to say that the wig was my idea. and that this was not shonda's narrat